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There is a toggle for “Light Load” mode in the driver for SD-80 on all platforms, including Linux. What this option actually does is not documented. The only thing I know is that in the Linux driver this is implemented with a single usb_set_interface call.

This setting doesn’t seem to affect the synth engine, only the way how midi data is transmitted / processed (because the drivers for UA-25 has this option as well). Weirdly, Roland’s contemporary software synthesizers (HyperCanvas/TTS-1, SuperQuartet, Orchestral) also have this option.

Block Diagram

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I made this vectorized version of SD-80’s block diagram printed on its chassis when I was bored.

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I made this vectorized version of SD-80’s block diagram printed on its chassis when I was bored. You can also get a rasterized version.

Other weird and interesting stuff